



The thought of the English countryside at this season of the year did not attract him…he had suffered too often in the historic country houses of England”Įventually, Poirot agrees to take the case. “An old fashioned Christmas in the English countryside.” Mr Jesamond interrupted “Christmas time,” he said, persuasively. We open with someone called Mr Jesamond, trying to persuade Poirot to take on a case. However, for such a short story there is a LOT going on! The Adventure of The Christmas Pudding – The PlotĪs mentioned, this is a short story – it is only 44 pages in the edition that I read so it is something that can easily be read in around an hour. The fruit was then soaked for two weeks in a combination of Pedro Ximenez sherry and brandy!!! I further tweaked the recipe to remove the raisins and figs which I am not fond of and replaced them with dried strawberries and blueberries.

I chose this recipe, which comes from an October 1993 issue of Home Beautiful because it had apricots and no fruit peel in it. Season’s Greetings crime readers and food lovers! Today we are reading the Poirot short story, The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding and eating that exact thing! This is the first time I have ever made plum or Christmas pudding. Categories: Christmas, Dining With The Dame, Poirot, Pudding
